Foundation for dry skin?

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Renee Y.

Apr 3, 2014

Renee Y.

Does anyone know any good foundation or tinted moisturizer for dry skin? Every one I use seem to leave dry patches all over my skin or dries it out even more :/ high and low end is both fine, as long as the price isn't too insane.

Shauna S.

Apr 3, 2014

Shauna S.

What kind of coverage are you looking for? Would you be interested in a light coverage bb cream? They tend to give a lot of moisture, I also really like Marcelle Sheer Tint Fluid Moisturizer.

Farah D.

Apr 3, 2014

Farah D.

I have dry skin and I use bobbi brown skin foundation. its amazing.

Marleen B.

Apr 3, 2014

Marleen B.

Bobbi Brown has 2 "balmy" types of makeup for dry, PATCHY skin. One is the "Extra Repair Tinted BALM" & the other is the "Extra Repair FOUNDATION". They both have the same moist, whipped balm-like texture that will hide patches. As long as you use your fingers or a sponge (I prefer fingers). You don't want to use a brush when you have dry patchy skin because the brush causes "micro exfoliation" and that will just rile up more flakiness. I have the foundation because it has more coverage than the tinted balm. The Tinted balm has so little coverage that I would imagine that someone who doesn't like to or who normally doesn't want to wear foundation would like this product just to hide the dry patches & doesn't care or want any coverage.

Renee Y.

Apr 4, 2014

Renee Y.

I was thinking about light to medium coverage, something suitable for daytime. Thanks guys, I'll try them out!

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